§ 28A.210.010 Contagious diseases, limiting contact — Rules
§ 28A.210.020 Visual and auditory screening of pupils — Rules
§ 28A.210.030 Visual and auditory screening of pupils — Record of screening — Forwarding of records, recommendations and data
§ 28A.210.040 Visual and auditory screening of pupils — Access to rules, records, and forms
§ 28A.210.045 Speech-language pathology services — Complaints
§ 28A.210.060 Immunization program — Purpose
§ 28A.210.070 Immunization program — Definitions
§ 28A.210.080 Immunization program — Attendance of child conditioned upon presentation of alternative proofs — Information regarding meningococcal disease — Information regarding human papillomavirus disease
§ 28A.210.090 Immunization program — Exemptions
§ 28A.210.100 Immunization program — Source of immunizations — Written records
§ 28A.210.110 Immunization program — Administrator’s duties upon receipt of proof of immunization or certification of exemption
§ 28A.210.120 Immunization program — Prohibiting child’s presence — Notice to parent, guardian, or adult in loco parentis
§ 28A.210.130 Immunization program — Superintendent of public instruction to provide information
§ 28A.210.140 Immunization program — State board of health rules, contents
§ 28A.210.150 Immunization program — Superintendent of public instruction by rule to adopt procedures for verifying records
§ 28A.210.160 Immunization program — Rules
§ 28A.210.170 Immunization program — Department of social and health services’ rules, contents
§ 28A.210.255 Provision of health services in public and private schools — Employee job description
§ 28A.210.260 Public and private schools — Administration of medication — Conditions
§ 28A.210.270 Public and private schools — Administration of medication — Immunity from liability — Discontinuance, procedure
§ 28A.210.275 Administration of medications by employees not licensed under chapter 18.79 RCW — Requirements — Immunity from liability
§ 28A.210.278 Topical sunscreen products — Sun safety guidelines
§ 28A.210.280 Catheterization of public and private school students
§ 28A.210.290 Catheterization of public and private school students — Immunity from liability
§ 28A.210.300 School physician or school nurse may be employed
§ 28A.210.305 Registered nurse or advanced registered nurse practitioner — Duties relating to nursing care of students — Notice to school districts
§ 28A.210.310 Prohibition on use of tobacco products on school property
§ 28A.210.320 Children with life-threatening health conditions — Medication or treatment orders — Rules
§ 28A.210.325 Medical use of cannabis-infused products — Administration by parent or guardian — School districts to develop policies
§ 28A.210.330 Students with diabetes — Individual health plans — Designation of professional to consult and coordinate with parents and health care provider — Training and supervision of school district personnel
§ 28A.210.340 Students with diabetes — Adoption of policy for inservice training for school staff
§ 28A.210.350 Students with diabetes or epilepsy or other seizure disorders — Compliance with individual health plan — Immunity
§ 28A.210.355 Students with epilepsy or other seizure disorders — Individual health plans — Designation of professional to consult and coordinate with parents and health care provider — Training and supervision of school distr
§ 28A.210.360 Model policy on access to nutritious foods and developmentally appropriate exercise — School district policies
§ 28A.210.365 Food choice, physical activity, childhood fitness — Minimum standards — District waiver or exemption policy
§ 28A.210.368 Nutrition, health, and physical education model policy and procedure
§ 28A.210.370 Students with asthma
§ 28A.210.375 Student health insurance information — Pilot project — Reports
§ 28A.210.380 Anaphylaxis — Policy guidelines — Procedures — Reports
§ 28A.210.383 Epinephrine autoinjectors (EPI pens) — School supply — Use
§ 28A.210.385 Condensed compliance reports — Second-class districts
§ 28A.210.390 Opioid overdose reversal medication — Standing order — Administration
§ 28A.210.395 Opioid overdose reversal medication — Policy guidelines and treatment requirements — Grant program
§ 28A.210.400 Suicide prevention — Identification cards
§ 28A.210.410 Lead contamination at drinking water outlets
§ 28A.210.420 Menstrual hygiene products
§ 28A.210.430 Instruction in bone marrow donation awareness
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Terms Used In Washington Code > Chapter 28A.210 - Health -- Screening and requirements

  • Board: means the paraeducator board established in RCW 28A. See Washington Code 28A.413.010
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